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sawjer

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Interfacing to a CMS
December 12, 2008, 05:33:41 am
I am trying to understand the login concept used for drupal, joomla and standalone to devise the process to login in my CMS and work with that user in civicrm. The code ist not easy to understand as I have no knowledge of Joomla and Drupal.
My CMS works with cookie sessions, which is very similar to civicrm.

Could anybody give me an idea on how to approach it.

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Re: Interfacing to a CMS
December 12, 2008, 10:20:26 am
What is your CMS ?

It seems that for the 2.3, they will be more ACL pushed to civicrm instead of relying on the host CMS.

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sawjer

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Re: Interfacing to a CMS
December 12, 2008, 11:02:50 am
Thank you for the sugestion but it does not meet my requirement. The user wants single signon. Access lists are ok, on civicrm as on my cms and I need not change that.
My "simple" problem ist to get civicrm as part of my cms like  the  solution for durpal and joomla

sawjer

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Re: Interfacing to a CMS
January 18, 2009, 08:45:58 pm
Quote from: xavier on December 12, 2008, 10:20:26 am
What is your CMS ?

It seems that for the 2.3, they will be more ACL pushed to civicrm instead of relying on the host CMS.

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Hallo xavier
I still try to get a clear picture on how to use hooks and apis to integrate civicrm into my cms.
Practically, I need to create/delete/modify users and pass from my CMS to civicrm with a user authenticated.

The Drupal example is more misleading then clarifying. Do you know of any simple example that does not require understanding of drupal concepts? This would be of great help.
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